September-October

New School Permaculture Spring Courses
Permaculture is to live in harmony with nature providing for human needs and the needs of everything around us

Atlantis Food Forests - Seeds and plants (List without pictures)

Beans click HERE
Fruit seeds click HERE
Edible Roots click HERE
Edible Flowers click HERE
Leaf Vegetables click HERE  
Table and wine grapes click HERE
Natural Medicines click HERE
Complete seeds list click HERE 
Tools and gadgets click HERE 
Books click HERE


Informations contact
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Beans and leguminous 
To know more about
 beans click HERE


Vicia faba
Red epicure - Chestnut fava
Red colour Seeds

Vicia faba
Karmazyn broad fava bean             
Pink colour seeds

Vicia faba
Purple Broad fava bean
Purple colour seeds                  


Black colour seeds

Vicia faba
 Early variety broad fava bean
Produces big seeds in 90 days



Vicia faba
 Crimson flowered  broad fava bean

Red colour flowerd

Pisum sativum
 Purple peas - Mangetout Shiraz peas
Eat pods, flowers or peas
WIKIPEDIA
Pisum sativum
Yellow peas 
 Mangetout  golden peas          
Eat pods, flowers or peas
WIKIPEDIA 

Pisum sativum
 Victorian colossal climbing pea          
Worlds Tallest - Massive crop



Pisum sativum
 Giant snow pea 
Largest pods



Lathyrus Odoratus
 Blue royal
Sweet peas          



Lathyrus Odoratus
 Night and day
Sweet peas

Lathyrus Odoratus
 Marroon
Sweet peas

Lathyrus Odoratus
 Red ensign
Sweet peas



Lathyrus Odoratus
 Multicolour
Sweet peas


Lathyrus sativus
 Blue sweet pea -  Indian peas
Uncommon blue flower plant


Clitoria ternatea
 Blue butterfly pea -  Clitoris flower
Uncommon blue flower plant


Chorizema cordatum
 Australian flame pea - heart leaf flame pea

Kennedia nigricans
 Black Coral Pea
Unique flower



Psophocarpus pea
 Winged pea - Asparagus pea
Gourmet flavour


Vigna unquiculata sesquipedalis
 Snake bean - Asparagus bean - Chinese long bean
White, green, red or tiger



Psophocarpus tetragonolobus
 Winged bean - Goa bean
Purple or green


Lab lab purpureus
 Lab lab bean - African bean

Purple or green

Phaseolus vulgaris
Black and white asian bean
Rare seeds
WIKIPEDIA 

Canavalia ensiformis
Jack bean - feijão-de-porco
Worlds largest bean



Trifolium rubens
Red Clover

Uncommon seeds

Trifolium incarnatum
Crimson clover 

Uncommon seeds




Edible Flowers

Erythronium americanum
Yellow trout lily - yellow dogtooth violet
Perennial        
 WIKIPEDIA 




Salad leafs



Claytonia perfoliata 

Indian lettuce - winter purslane
WIKIPEDIA 



Edible Roots


Allium cepa proliferum
Tree onion - Walking Egyptian onions
Self Seeds Perennial  WIKIPEDIA 

 Allium cepa aggregatum
Potato onion - Multiplier onion

Allium cepa 
Scallions - Spring onions 

Allium tuberosum
Garlic chives - Asian chives


Tulbaghia violacea
Thai garlic - Society garlic
Perennial
Allium ampeloprasum
Wild leek - Broadleaf leek
Self Seeds Perennial




WIKIPEDIA 


Stachys affinis
Japanese artichoke- knotroot
Perennial

WIKIPEDIA 


 Helianthus tuberosus
Jerusalem artichoke
Perennial

WIKIPEDIA 


Camassia leichtlinii
 great camas - large camas
Perennial

WIKIPEDIA 


Camassia Quamash



Apios americana
 Potato bean - American groundnut
Leguminous Perennial




Medicines



Glycyrrhiza glabra
 Licorice - Regaliz - Alcaçus
Leguminous Perennial

 Beans click HERE
Fruit seeds click HERE
Edible Roots click HERE
Edible Flowers click HERE
Leaf Vegetables click HERE
Natural Medicines click HERE
Complete seeds list click HERE 

Passiflora caerulea

You can also have other
Allium chinense 
Allium Ramosum
Allium fistulosum
Allium canadense mobilense
Apios priceana
Apios fortunei
Erythronium spp

Camassia scilloides


   
                            

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Livros de permacultura disponiveis / Permaculture books available

Aqui temos alguns livros e productos para entrega

Were we have some books and products we have available in this moment and that you can order


CONTACT:
newpermies@gmail.com

Livros da Fernanda Boteho
Guia prático de primeiros socorros

Plantas medicinais e a importância das abelhas

Sementes à solta

Salada de Flores

Livros do IPEC
Construção natural

Permacultura urbana

A Escola sustentável

Criando Habitats na escola sustentável

Energia renovável na escola sustentável

DVD
Aldeia das amoreiras sustentável


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Curso de Introdução à Permacultura Social com Helder Valente no Porto

Curso de Introdução à Permacultura Social 
com Helder Valente no Porto
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Nasce uma ideia! Temos tecnologia, temos recursos, temos o "know-how", até temos a equipa ... Vamos em frente pois temos também a motivação, é o momento!

Mesmo assim, grande parte destes sonhos não floresce, não frutifica e acaba por ficar esquecido numa gaveta da memória, muitas vezes com a etiqueta "frustação".

Acumulando anos de experiência em vivências comunitárias, arranque de projectos, comunidades, visitando, vivendo, partilhando, sobretudo em permacultura, fomos percebendo a maior limitação: o factor humano, emocional e suas complexas relações sociais como chaves para a aprendizagem, mudança e capacidade de materialização de sonhos colectivos!

Nesta proposta oferecemos um fim de semana intensivo que incluí:

A mente na visão Budista
Resolução de Conflitos
Sociocracia
Gestão de Projeto
Tomas de Decisão
Comunicação não Violenta
Educação Criativa
Dinâmicas de Grupo
Dragon Dreaming

FORMADORES: Helder Valente e Pedro Teixeira

Valor de Troca: Disponível em Breve
Inscrições: Disponível em Breve

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An idea is born! We have technology, resources, we have the "know-how", we have even the team... Let's go, as we have also the motivation, the time is now!

Despite this, great number of dreams do not flourish, fructify and ends up in a memory drawer under the label "frustation".

Many years of experience starting up projects and communities, living, visiting, integrating, sharing, mostly in permaculture, brought the understanding of the biggest limitation: the human factor, emotional, and its complex social relations, as keys to learn, change and empower for the materialization of colective dreams!

In this proposal we offer an intensive weekend that includes:

The mind in the Buddhist Vision
Conflit Resolution
Sociocracy
Project Management
Decision Making
Positive Communication
Criative Education
Group Dynamics
Dragon Dreaming
Power of celebration
Alternative economies

Facilitators: Helder Valente e Pedro Teixeira

Value: Available Soon
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+ INFO: 939341904 or espacocompasso@gmail.com

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Bubani Aquatica - Marsh Woundwort - Stachys palustris

Bubani Aquatica - Marsh Woundwort
Stachys palustris


If you would like some roots to grow at your garden please send an email to newpermies@gmail.com

Stachys palustris is a PERENNIAL growing to 1 m (3ft 3in) by 0.4 m (1ft 4in). 
It is hardy to zone (UK) 5 and is not frost tender. It is in flower from July to September, and the seeds ripen from August to October. The species is hermaphrodite (has both male and female organs) and is pollinated by Bees. 
It is noted for attracting wildlife. 


Suitable for: light (sandy), medium (loamy) and heavy (clay) soils and prefers well-drained soil. Suitable pH: acid, neutral and basic (alkaline) soils. It can grow in semi-shade (light woodland) or no shade. It prefers moist or wet soil.

Tubers - raw or cooked[K]. A wholesome and nutritious food[4], they have a pleasant mild nutty flavour[K]. The tubers can be dried and ground into a powder that is used in making bread etc[2, 4, 12, 115, 183]. The tubers are formed in the autumn[17]. Although quite small, they are fairly smooth and produced in a reasonable quantity so are not too fiddly to utilize[K]. Young shoots - cooked. Used as an asparagus substitute[183]. A pleasant taste


Although the marsh woundwort has little fragrance, it is very attractive to bumblebees. Nectar indicators guide the insect to probe into the centre of the flower and the anthers of the stamens and the pistils are correctly located for the insect to transfer pollen between flowers. The seeds of this plant disperse well, the dry fruit capsules float away and this probably why the plant is frequently found on the banks of lakes and other bodies of water. It also spreads vegetatively by means of hollow tuberous root which can throw up shoots far from the original plant.[9]
The plant is antiseptic, antispasmodic, emetic, emmenagogue, expectorant, haemostatic, nervine, sedative, tonic, vulnerary[4, 61, 218]. The plant has been highly valued for its wound-healing activity, being effective against both internal and external bleeding, and is also used in the treatment of gout, cramps and pains in the joints[4]. The herb is harvested in the summer when just coming into flower and can be dried for later use[4].

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Wikipedia
Pfaf
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